Indoor/Outdoor Bullet Camera (ADC-VC736)
Preview Box
| Device image |  |
|---|---|
| Live view resolution | 1920x1080, 1280x720, 640x360 |
| Field of view | 86° |
| Night vision | 0 lux with IR, up to ~250 feet (80 meters) |
| Enrollment methods |
Ethernet For enrollment instructions, see - Installation Guide. |
| Ethernet compatibility |
10/100Mbps RJ-45 Ethernet port Compatible with PoE |
| Wi-Fi compatibility | Incompatible with Wi-Fi |
| Video Motion Detection |
Compatible For Video Motion Detection (VMD) setup instructions, see Configure Video Motion Detection (VMD) settings for a video device. |
| Video Analytics |
on firmware version 5.4.5.190317+ Not compatible with Business Activity Analytics (BAA) For Video Analytics setup instructions, see Configure a rule. |
| Onboard Recording | Incompatible |
| Two-Way Audio | Incompatible |
| Factory Reset |
Location: Reset button is under the water-tight door on the bottom of the camera. Procedure:
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Installation guides
- Indoor/Outdoor Bullet Camera (ADC-VC736) - Installation GuideInstall an ADC-VC736 camera by completing the pre-setup checklist, connecting the camera to the router, powering it if needed, enrolling it to the Alarm.com account, and then mounting it in its final location.
User guides
- Configure a Video Analytics ruleAlarm.com Video Analytics continuously scans a property and sends a notification when a person, vehicle, or animal is identified. Advanced detection rules enhance perimeter security by sending alerts when someone is coming or going, or even loitering on the property.
How-to troubleshooting guides
Frequently asked questions
General information
- Commercial video internet bandwidth guidelines
- Connect a video device using Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE)
- How does Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) work with Alarm.com video devices?Power-over-Ethernet devices can provide and receive power through an Ethernet cable's free wires. Video devices capable of using Power-over-Ethernet only require one cable for power and data. Alarm.com Power-over-Ethernet video devices use the IEEE 802.3af standard, which is an active Power-over-Ethernet standard.
- How well can Alarm.com cameras see in the dark? (night vision, infrared)
- Update the firmware of a video deviceThe firmware of an Alarm.com video device can be updated remotely using the Partner Portal, MobileTech app, or Customer website. Keeping the firmware up-to-date ensures that the device will be compatible with new features.
- What is the maximum distance of Power-over-Ethernet (POE)?